Tag: Penance

  • Seeds of Catholic Totalitarian Rule Against Pagans

    Seeds of Catholic Totalitarian Rule Against Pagans

    Catholic Hysteria Against Pagans  What is wrong with a sacred tradition that attempts to predict the future? What dangers lurk for those who host feasts are not under Church approved? What is wrong with making images of gods and goddesses? What will happen to you? Why not use chemical hallucinogens to heal and create altered […]

  • War Diary: An Appreciation of Legacies

    War Diary: An Appreciation of Legacies

    Actually, I limit my exposure to daily media considerably. My experience as a journalist, when there was still some conventional meaning assignable to that term, began in school. I had become the news editor of the school paper. Whereas previously the monthly student production was devoted to athletic events and other entertainments, I introduced reporting […]

  • Hell in a Very Small Place

    Hell in a Very Small Place

    Hell: the creditor of last resort Note: While I was writing this I thought about many things I experienced and read. Then as I was posting this the title of a book I read many years ago came to mind. Bernard Fall’s Hell in a Very Small Place. Fall was and remained a sympathizer with […]

  • Spring Traditions and Celebrations: The Past, The Present and the Future of Farming

    Spring Traditions and Celebrations: The Past, The Present and the Future of Farming

    The Fight Between Carnival and Lent (1559) by Pieter Bruegel the Elder Introduction Eleanor Parker writes in her book, Winters in the World, that “in Anglo-Saxon poetry winter is often imagined as a season when the earth and human beings are imprisoned, kept captive by the ‘fetters of the frost’. Naturally enough, then, spring is […]

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